It’s on!
Our campaign to raise post-production money is up until 11:30pm PST tonight!
Big love to everyone who has already pledged their support to Roxë15.
We thank you for getting behind this new voice. For everyone else, you still have a few hours to support Roxë15! Check it out on IndieGoGo and if you dig it, become a backer. Let’s change the playing field in American film!
ROXË15
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
In the year 2051, it’ll be a no-brainer. Not only will your computer have convos with you, those conversations will be some of your most important ones. One of Roxë’s main fall-backs is Tech Support, the artificial intelligence technical support savior of computers gone awry.
Maria Martir, a chanteuse with an insanely sexy voice, is the voice of Tech Support in Roxë15. And she has a helluva question about artificial intelligence.
THE CAMPAIGN TO RAISE POST-PRODUCTION FUNDS FOR THIS FILM ENDS SEPT. 30 AT 11:59 PST.
Support inventive film!
ROXË15
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
You can catch Maria scorching up stages around NYC.
His name is Ambrose, and he lives in the virtual world where reality is created by Roxë Jones, the creator of the software that is his home. Until someone hacks into it. Ambrose’s sole purpose is but something is after him….in a big way.
Actor Graham Powelll brings nuance and dimension — and feeling! — to a character that is purely digital. Hear Graham talk about playing an artificial person….realistically.
THE CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS TO EDIT AND MASTER THIS FILM ENDS ON SEPT. 30 at 11:59 PST.
Support fresh stories, innovative characters and rising talent.
ROXË15
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
You can keep up with Graham (who is actually a warm-blooded guy with feelings) on Facebook: Graham Powell on FB
Of course, it doesn’t pop up until the year 2051…in virtual reallity….but you can never be too careful. It’s pretty focused on getting Roxë, but anything is posible in VR. And don’t get it twisted: this digital monster is stealth. It doesn’t speak, it doesn’t feel, and it’s brutally efficient. Just saying.
Check out the very un-monstrous Daniel Moser, who plays the virus in Roxë15, talking about his inhuman character. Daniel is nothing like the photo —- honest.
Roxë15 is raising money for post-production on IndieGoGo until Sept. 30. Help make this film happen — become a backer today!
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
You can get in touch with Daniel Moser (actor and performance artist) at dannydomore@me.com.
Meet The Barfly, played by NYC actor Michael Kaplan in sci-fi short film Roxë15.
The Barfly can usually be found at the end of the bar in Tranzit, the high-tech dive where Roxë makes her daily bread. He is the quintessential mid-21st century man: disgruntled, full of rage and more than anything, THIRSTY — because like most people in the America of 2051, he can’t afford water — let alone a drink. The Barfly represents many future Americans: bled dry and mad about it. Somewhere along the way, he’s decided to take it out on Roxë….but she’s not having it.
Hear what the actor has to say about the low-life he plays so well:
WE HAVE 3 DAYS LEFT IN OUR INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN.
If you want to see a new and different possible future, help make it happen.
Become a backer at any level. Today’s a great day for it!
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
And oh yeah — in real life, Michael is a really cool guy and an illmatic actor. Keep up with him.
FB: Michael.Kaplan
Erik McKay on the set of Roxë15
Thespian Erik McKay gives life to the character of Dr. Elliot Robinson with intensity in Roxë15.
Now check this out……
THE ACTOR: Talented, driven, magnetically handsome
THE CHARACTER: Talented, driven, magnetically handsome
Coincidence?? Decide for yourself.
ROXË15 has 4 DAYS to raise post-production funds on IndieGoGo.
Support great talent and great ideas. Become a backer today.
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
Keep up with Mr. Erik McKay’s appearances on the screen and stage here:
WEB: www.erikmckay.com
FB: www.facebook.com/erikmckay
TW: @erikmckay
A NEW VOICE IN INDEPENDENT FILM NEEDS TO BE HEARD.
THAT VOICE NEEDS YOU.
ROXË15 http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
Meet the lovely and talented actress who brings Roxë Jones to life.
April Matthis as Roxë
Actress April Matthis as herself
Roxë is a virtual reality programmer on the come-up — and April Matthis is a super-talented shooting star of stage and screen. Both actress and character are passionate, determined, fearless women marching to their own beat, with eyes on the prize.
Not your typical sci-fi protagonist, huh?
ROXË15 HAS 7 DAYS REMAINING ON INDIEGOGO. We need to raise $4500 to edit and master the film. Every dollar counts!
Bring a new voice to science fiction. Become a backer today.
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
PS:
You can next catch April doing her thing as Eunice Hubbell in “A Streetcar Named Desire” at the Yale Repertory Theatre (until Oct. 12), alongside Joe Manganiello (Alcide Herveaux of HBO’s “True Blood”) among talented others.
Strictly speaking this is not necessarily futuristic, but it feels like it, no? Maybe the sexy robotic thing that Wendy & Lisa have going on? In any case, enjoy.
I’m the best you’ll ever find….
“A-U-T-O-matic”
And hopefully, it’s A-U-T-O-MATIC that you will support a new direction in science fiction. ROXË15 has 11 Days left on IndieGoGo.
Back the campaign, support indie film!
ROXË15
http://igg.me/at/roxe15/x/1502
Let’s have a little heart-to-heart, shall we?
Hear me out. Click here or below.
MEET FILMMAKER CELIA C. PETERS, WRITER/DIRECTOR OF Roxë15.
SHE HAS SOMETHING TO SAY TO YOU.
godspeed 